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diegodelso hat geschrieben:Hi Victor, of course, the most interesting is that despite the years has most of its parts.
Congratulations on your find, those jeeps are very rare.!
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well, it is NOT a early rare one, it is a mix up late one ;(

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Hello again, and hope not to be annoying, Viktor, what is your opinion about the "1/2", stamped on the frame of GPW 38243?
Is the first time that I and many see this mark.
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I havent Seen it before.
Do you have a better picture of it ?

Greetz

I'll try to take another, perhaps putting some fine dust ...
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Hi Viktor,I take another photo more in detail.In the space of the last three and 1/2 ,I think there is something ...
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After the last 3 there is Part of a Star which was stamped After The last digit in some factories. Tom wolboldt Should Know, which ones.

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Hello German friends,sorry about the last foto, have troubles with my PC.I take another information about the misterius 1/2,it is from a special book,so perhaps is another possibility..
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Diego

Reconditioned Vehicles:
By Mid 43 vehicles that had been used for training purposes in the United States were beginning to show their hard use.With most of the new production being sent overseas it was decided to start a program of rebuilding.Initially done by the military depots,the program was later expanded to include some civilian firms.Vehicles were disassembled,worn parts replaced and generally updated.In this activity originality was of no concern so that major units were interchanged resulting in GPW bodies on MB frames,Mb engines in GPW s.Vehicles that have been through this program usually have a plate on the dash indicating what firm or depot rebuilt that vehicle.

Same As in Europe!!!

Hello Jeep fans, advancing with the investigation of my jeep think that it reaches the nearest point of his origin so I share it with you gladly ,and remind you that all who wish are invited to register in AACVM.

http://foro.aacvm.com.ar/viewtopic.php? ... &start=120

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